DE1934019U - CLOUDING DEVICE. - Google Patents

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LICENTIA, EKMAN & BEUNDIN, in Stockholm (Sweden)

Cloaking device

. , The innovation relates to a camouflage device, which easily

^{: is} to be transported and a quick and effective camouflage

of the corresponding object.

The modern Enlightenment has shown that camouflaged objects,

especially large objects such as guns, tanks, motor vehicles and the like, are often relatively easy to discover with conventional camouflage, since the objects are often more or less regular Contours similar to aerial reconnaissance, usually photographs to aid exploration

be absorbed, draw attention to yourself. It it has now been found that a discovery is made extremely difficult by "dissolving" the contours and in this way the Growth mimicking natural vegetation. Therefore it is important

that a camouflage is carried out to give the impression of

; ^v To convey trees or bushes with irregular contours. i | In addition, the appointment must be made in a very short time and with a

■ i a minimum of personnel. The camouflage device should

be easy to use and preferably set up by a single person. It is also desirable that the device is easy to transport and not excessively bulky.

|| According to the innovation, this goal is achieved in that the

Tarn device or a shaft having a stabißiSnmigen portion having a number of radially in different calibration ^EVENTS: wearing of the shaft extending arms or spokes, wherein

~ \ j these arms carry the camouflage material or parts of it. The camouflage

ι medium consists of a known camouflage net

'": or parts thereof, which are preferably arranged so that

^ they cover the entire area spanned by the arms.

In order to increase the camouflage effect and to exclude a side view, for example from a low-flying aircraft, the camouflage net is attached so that parts hang down, especially on the tapes of the area over the extend your arms.

The arms are usually parasol- or umbrella-like arranged in one or more groups with one group on top of the other so that the arms are in their splayed positions protrude downwards and / or upwards and are of different lengths.

Further details of the innovation emerge from the following description of the shown in the drawing

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Embodiment. Show it:

»·, Fig. 1 is a side view of an embodiment according to the invention

äPl. example without the camouflage net lying on it

" Fig. 2 is a plan view of the configuration shown in Fig. 1

leadership at spi elj

Fig. 3 shows the embodiment shown in Fig. 1 in folded state; and the

4 and 5 the views of FIGS. 1 and 2, respectively, after the Camouflage net was applied.

As can be seen without further ado, the cloaking device according to the invention is very easy to handle and any object can be effectively camouflaged regardless of its size * The pointed end of the shaft can be driven into the ground

ι. and the device for covering foxholes, trenches,

j Tunnel entrances for underground shelters and the like attached

will.

The drawing shows an umbrella-like device which can be folded up and has a; S.cJl | ft or a rod-shaped .. ^! ^ ^! * Stand, expediently a 'Bohr, includes which on his

The lower end is tipped so that it can be driven into the ground or into an object located on the object to be camouflaged Bracket, e.g. a sleeve, can be inserted «The inserted end can be inserted using an eccentric clamp or the like. clamped or fixed in position by a bolt passed through the end. A movable slide 2 is seated on Bohr 1 and can be held at any desired height by means of an eccentric clamp or a dome, which is driven by the (expediently provided with holes) tube in selected

Performs positions along the drilling length. The slider .2 is

. by means of flexible struts or support members 3 with arms 4 and

_;; ;:;:;! ^v 5 articulated, which in turn are articulated at their one end ||: to a part 6 which is attached or connected to the drill 1

can be locked in place. By moving the slider

2 up or down along the tube 1, it is possible that Camouflage arrangement to spread or fold up.

In the folded state shown in FIG. 3

, ^. i the device can be easily transported with or without a camouflage net.

ail The camouflage net is attached to the arms in a suitable manner

and remains attached when the device is collapsed.

Further features of the design and the mode of operation of the camouflage device are clearly evident from FIGS. Through

j Modification of the anal lengths and the connection points of the limbs

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acted to reinforce the asymmetrical impression. When camouflaging * The cloaking device can be used for driving eyes or other moving objects both in its spread apart and in its collapsed ; | i || remain in their holder while the

- camouflaged object is moved. Of course, the arrangement can

can be produced in various sizes and shapes. Changes to the individual parts fall into the path of hiring. The Bohr 1 can be in the section? with a hole or socket to hold a branch, a tree top, a bush, etc. be provided to increase the camouflage effect. Operational tests with the new arrangements have shown that very good camouflage is achieved and the discovery of objects thus camouflaged by aerial reconnaissance is extremely difficult.

Claims (1)

\> y r - 5 - ι Protection claims S «« ΐΐΧ »5C * SS53! SS * ϊ2 · ΐ !;.; ' 1 * camouflage device, characterized in that it has a shaft ; '(1), a number of tn> at least two carried by the shaft Arranged in groups and extending outward from the shaft arms (4, 5) and at least one carried by the arms Camouflage net, and that the arm groups are attached one above the other along the shaft. ^: - | "''',. * 2. Camouflage device according to claim 1, characterized in that the arms radially symmetrical around the upper part of the shaft are arranged around. ι · '3 · Camouflage device according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that & * ^ ,. λ ^ v. ώ · ^ - ^ _daS * (3 ^ ö jD'Me ^ iiti 'at least one of the brupp'en ^ verlcHr ^ aenlBTi ^' e.- ' ι have. 4. Camouflage device according to claims 1 to % thereby marked draws, that also a slide on the shaft slidable \ ': (2) and support members (3) are provided, which the arms with the ^! Connect the slide in an articulated manner. 5. Camouflage device according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the slide can be determined in at least one position along the shaft. * 6. Camouflage device according to claims 1 to 5 »characterized in that that part of the camouflage net hangs down parallel to the shaft to prevent a view from the side. 7i camouflage device according to claims 1 rock 6, characterized by ¹ ι ■ · ■ · - ^: I. 8. camouflage device according to claims 1 to 7 » characterized in that that ₎ iantere end of the shaft is pointed, 9. camouflaging device according to Claims 1 to 8, characterized marked eibhnet ^ ^ ¹ 'is the ^ dae overe end of the shaft a bore Jsuf * having ¹ to natural vegetation would take to camouflaging purposes. 10, camouflage device according to claims 1 to % characterized thereby draws that the ends of the arms can be pivoted at the upper end Shaft distant points of the arms of at least one arm group
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